Georgetown · Scott County
Web design and marketing for Georgetown, Kentucky.
I'm Jeff Becraft. I build websites and run local marketing for small businesses in Georgetown and across Central Kentucky — from Winchester, about as local as it gets. You get me on the phone, published prices, and plain English.
Georgetown is growing, and growth changes the marketing math. Between Toyota and everything that's grown up around it, you're selling to two audiences at once: longtime locals who already know the town, and new arrivals building their list of go-to spots from scratch.
That second group is won or lost almost entirely online, usually in the first few weeks after the moving truck leaves. They have no cousin to ask. They search, they read reviews, they pick. If you're not there when they're deciding, you're not in the running — and they'll be somebody's customer for the next ten years.
I can come to you. I'll drive out, sit down at your counter and go through it in person — because knowing the person building your website is half of why you'd hire somebody local instead of an outfit three states away.
You can also just go look at my work: Full Construction Roofing is a site I built, live right now, and I handle the marketing and the website for Clark Propane Plus, where I'm assistant manager.
Georgetown, Kentucky.
I'll drive out and sit down at your counter. That's the part an outfit three states away can't do.
What I do for Georgetown businesses
Six services, one person.
Web Design
Fast on a phone, the answer above the fold, one tap to call.
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Local SEO
Getting found by the neighbors already searching for what you sell.
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Google Business Profile
The free listing most businesses leave half-filled — often the first thing a customer sees.
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Google & Meta Ads
Paid ads run honestly. Your ad money goes to the platform — I never mark it up.
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Social Media
Steady posting that sounds like a real person from your town.
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Print & Branding
Cards, signs, truck lettering, logos — the things people still hold.
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Questions I actually get asked.
Is it worth marketing to people who just moved here?
It's the best opportunity in Georgetown. Somebody new to town is actively choosing a plumber, a mechanic, a dentist and a place to eat, all at once, all online. Being findable for a few months during that window is worth more than a year of advertising at people who already have a guy.
What does a website cost for a Georgetown business?
My prices are published on the pricing page — no quote games. Website builds are flat-priced by scope and monthly plans are month-to-month. You'll know the number before anything starts.
I get most of my business from word of mouth. Why bother?
Word of mouth is the best marketing there is — a website and a Google listing just make sure it converts. When somebody recommends you, the next thing that person does is look you up. What they find either confirms the recommendation or quietly kills it.
Also serving
The rest of the Bluegrass.
The Blueprint Session
Let's spend thirty minutes on your Georgetown business.
No pitch, no charge. I'll look at your site, your Google listing and what your competitors are doing, and tell you plainly what I'd fix first. If you can do it yourself, I'll show you how — and if you don't need me yet, I'll say so.